Saturday, January 1, 2011

Merry Married Christmas Day 61 to 71

Day 71: 1/1/2011
My official New Years Resolution list.
I am going to try and focus on one goal at a time.


Day 70: 12/31/2010
Not a site you see every day. 
Was Loveland holding a dog-sled race that we didn't know about?


Day 69: 12/30/2010
Welcome to Colorado. 
A couple of days ago it was sixty degrees out.


Day 68: 12/29/2010
 7th Christmas in 4 days.
Yes, crazy but wonderful. 


Day 67: 12/28/2010
Can you believe it's late December? 
Look at the green grass and blue sky! 

Day 66:12/27/2010
Camouflage Molly. 
Jeff and I house sat for the Stoddarts and it's safe to say
that Molly got spoiled. 


Day 65: 12/26/2010
 Tebow's first home start as a Bronco. 
Jeff was standing on the furniture again; 
he couldn't contain his excitement.


Day 64: 12/25/2010
"Our First Christmas" ornament. 
I guess it's a staple for all newlyweds-we have collected a few.

Day 63: 12/24/2010
Mission Dillon: Surprise the Strait family on Christmas Eve.
Cathy in tears = mission accomplished. 

Day 62: 12/23/2010
Officially Christmas Vacation!
The office celebrated the occasion and Kate's birthday.

Day 61: 12/22/2010
Making cookies with Nick.
I've been contemplating investing in a Kitchen Aid Mixer, 
is this something a girl cannot live without?

4 comments:

  1. definitely get the mixer! it's totally worth it! just make sure to get the one that the top lifts up, not the one where the bowl moves up and down.

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  2. In response to
    12/22: you definitely need a kiichenaid mixer, I love mine
    12/23: you three look amazing!
    12/25: love the ornament
    1/1: your 2011 accomplishment list looks wonderful, I have no doubt that you can do it!

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  3. Steve thought a KitchenAid mixer was a really dumb thing to get - but got me one the Christmas before Michael was born. Still using it without ANY problems and still love it. Definitely worth it!

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  4. I've toyed with the idea, myself. Depends on how much you bake... my hand-held mixer does the trick, as does the good ol' fashioned wooden spoon. I've even been known to mix chocolate chip cookies by hand, literally -- with my fingers.

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